TRW brake pads vs BREMBO

TRW brake pads offer an up to 45% reduction in brake dust on the rims, making them particularly attractive to vehicle owners who value cleanliness and aesthetics. These brake pads combine safety and performance without making any compromises and are equipped with an innovative COTEC coating that shortens the bedding-in period for new brake pads. The low dust generation of the DTEC brake pads not only contributes to the cleanliness of the rims, but also improves the overall environmental impact of the vehicle’s brakes. In addition, the COTEC coating ensures a more efficient braking performance from the first use, which increases safety under various driving conditions.

Brembo brake pads are particularly popular among enthusiasts of high-performance vehicles due to their outstanding braking performance and sporty characteristics. However, intensive use can cause these pads to wear out more quickly. These pads are known for their ability to significantly improve braking power, making them a top choice for drivers who prioritise safety and performance. Additionally, Brembo brake pads offer improved braking system responsiveness, resulting in shorter stopping distances and increased vehicle control.

Which is better, Brembo or TRW?

TRW focuses on environmental compatibility and value for money, while Brembo concentrates on technological progress and durability.